[panthers17nfl]

Yes, you heard right. The half-strategy half-guessing board game that everyone forgot about is here on Classic!

The rules are as follows:

• -Set up your pieces on the four rows closest your side. The goal of the game is to protect your flag. If your enemy captures your flag, you lose.
  -The Flag cannot move and cannot attack / kill anything.
  -Spy (S) is a unit allotted 1 to each side. It can kill Marshals if it attacks / is attacked by one.
  -Bomb (B) is a unit allotted 6 to each side. It cannot move or attack, but kills any unit that tries to attack it (other than Miners).
  -Marshal (1) is a unit allotted 1 to each side. It moves 1 space per turn at maximum. It can kill any unit other than Spies and Bombs. THIS GOES FOR EVERY UNIT: If a unit attacks a unit of the same type, they both die.
  -General (2) is a unit allotted 1 to each side. It can S, B, and any # >2.
  -Colonel (3) is allotted 2 to each side. Same rules as general, respective number. They are also known for having awesome hats.
  -Major (4) 3 per side.
  -Captain (5) 4 per side.
  -Lieutenant (6) 4 per side.
  -Sergeant (7) 4 per side.
  -Miner (8) 5 per side. Can kill bombs.
  -Scout (9) 8 per side. Can move as many blocks as he wants in any direction.

Protips:

• -Don't reveal your powerful units too early. Scouts are good in this sense for... scouting.
  -When building the Stratego piece again in another tile to "move" it, make sure you build the identification block last so the other player doesn't see.
  -Units cannot move diagonally.
  -Units cannot move through the lakes in the middle. This makes for annoying obstacles and incredible bottlenecking.

[catsfuzz]

I play this a lot with my dad! Pretty fun.

[dragoncrystal24]

You should make the characters all be represented by signs facing yourself. That would make concealment easy.

Then again, I've never played stratego.